Luis Palma could be set for a surprise move to Spain with Sevilla monitoring the Celtic loanee.
The winger enjoyed a standout weekend for Lech Poznan, coming off the bench to deliver a goal and an assist in a 20-minute cameo that helped spark a comeback.
Despite not starting regularly in recent weeks, Palma has impressed in Europe and when called upon, taking his tally to six goals for the season.
Poznan do hold a buy option, but there’s a catch.
The fee is almost double their record transfer, meaning any permanent deal would likely be a flip – buying Palma only to sell him on staight away for profit.
And that’s where Sevilla come in.
The La Liga side are weighing up a move, either on loan or permanently, with Palma firmly on their radar, RecordSport relays.
However, any deal could depend on their league status.
Sevilla currently sit just above the relegation zone in Spain’s top flight and whether they stay up could dictate their transfer plans.
It’s another developing situation for the winger, who has spoken about wanting a second chance at Celtic. He got ten goals and ten assists in his first season in Glasgow.
But with interest building elsewhere, his future may lie far from Parkhead.
